The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
i nnEAKFAsr BUDGET.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET. |
Jay Gould wcara a Derby ha! loft over
FROM last goason.
Tho s.veots OF Vienna are awopt and
washed every morning.
Frank slockton's "Tho Lady or tho II.
ger" 10 to be drsmatIz,d. rs
Washington would like the National po.
litlcal conventions, but hGs no hall.
Over 5000 accident suits are psndipg
against the electric roads In New York.
Mrs. Gardin, q daughter Of Theodore
Tilton, 10 now living in her Chicago home.
II 1, charged that at Georgia hotels the |
much.abusad William goat 10 Eelyed Tor
lamb chopu.
A "saiety" valve that proved falue to LIS
name, buyst In Boston last week and killed
a workman. l. tlS
The large autograph collection Of the
late Ben Perley Poore will BIO nold this
winter In Boston. e, 4,
General Sheridan has beon spending q
few days at the homo Of his old mother In
Perry county, Ohio. (, ..e6 "a
Epicures Of long aud varied experience
In oyster eating say that the very large
ones are mover the beat. q
Mrs. General Hancock will probably
take possession OF her house on r street,
Washington, early next month. sr
A gold nugget Weighing 2sl ounces and
valued at $3.50 WAS pick up by George
Lilies on Ills piacs Claim at Atlanta, Idaho.
A handsome monument Of white mar.
bio haS been erected at Sidney, Australia,
over the grave Of William L. Sheridan, the
actor. 'ii lt..5si.i y. f,
u. @. A. Ward has been selected as the
sculptor for the Beecher monument, Tor
which fund Of S25,0 10 Glrcady sub.
scribsd. : 't'a n
The market price Of letter written by
George Washington ID ae5. while an ep's'
tie from the hand ot.George D. Prentice
brings $50. Il
A granite shaft In memory Of the Con.
federate Gen. "Jeb'' Stuart 10 shortly 10
BIO erected near. Yellow Tavern, Va, where
he was killed. ~,
| Miss Mary Anderson has establiehed
J her residence at Hampstead near The
Heath. Mics Mary Eastlssc Is also resi-.
J don't Of the famous village. i55
One Of tho best known Inhabitants Of
st. Paul, Mimi, Is Q Sioux egusw who
bears thu Btriking title, "rhe.Squaw.Who.
Plcks.the' Hucklebeuy. Running." 81
The latcs. instance OF abaent-ninded.
nets reported Ia that OF tho man who es he
, was about to trim his corns put on Il pail
OF socSs. to preyon. catching c1ld during
tho operation. *
The American Consul a! Malta notes as
q fact, which hs .hinko capable OF much
. Improvement, tina. only one Of over :, Coz
merchant vessels that arrived at the
island carried thel United S!stes flag. :
i Walter Besan.'s efforts to raise 500, 0OC
to bald Dickens Memorial in London
brings TO mind the fact that the great nov.
eliDs in his will emphatically disspproved
OF any such act GU the part OF his ad.
mirera. 'e NJ wa .c5y,zf.,,5 ;.is
Tho tower which 10 being erected by
tho Russians on tho highest point Of the
Mount OF Olives is already several s!ories
high, and but ono more ia to bs added. 1t
10 to be so high that both the EIoditer-
rancan and Dead Sea may be seen from
the top. + .r,.. 8 3-53. 4, =
Herr Taken, the Danish painter, hare.
ceived commission from Queen Victoria
for large painting containing the po,-
traits OF Her Mgss!y's.oyal guests during
the jubilee. Tho scene of the picture is
St Georges Hall at Windsor Castle, and
there will be nearly sixty pictures.
An ex.hspyman is travelling through
the rural districts oil England with a
realistic representation Of hanging. The
chaplain, the hansnsn and the jaiier sre
enacted by members Of hia company,
while there ia lay figure Tor tho crimi-
nal, who 10 executed on q real scatiolj.
Not IN hour OF daylight. pasecu that from
one to twonty yisitors do not visit General
Grant's tomb in Nav YORK, and on Sun.
days thousands 60 there. The Sun says
the tomb lis fairly good copy Of an old
time Dutch bske oven done In varieystsd
bricks" and that it is disgrscs to the
city. sga.-. IN .-
Old observers say that Indian summer
never comes earlier than November !.
and not until We havs had spell OF blus.
teriug enow equally weather called squaw
winter. Indian summer lasts about two
weeks, and ia characterized by cold niehta
and mornings, with fogs, and very warm
ct midday. NO. - G5'sG,iF B